As the "16th Five-Year Plan" period begins, Guangyang District's cross-border e-commerce sector is embracing new development opportunities. At the Alibaba International Station Langfang Service Center, located within the Guangyang Cross-Border E-Commerce Industrial Park, staff are busy identifying local products suitable for international markets. The service-oriented company focuses on promoting more high-quality goods from Langfang to the global market.
According to Sun Shaolong, a client manager at the service center, his team's daily tasks involve screening export-suitable products, coordinating with overseas customers, and managing order fulfillment—all critical to the success of local companies expanding abroad. With the start of the new five-year plan, Sun and his colleagues have accelerated their efforts, targeting local specialty industries such as furniture, children's musical instruments, automotive parts, and insulation materials. They analyze product features and align them precisely with overseas market demands to facilitate the global distribution of "Langfang Quality Products."
In recent years, Guangyang District has leveraged its strategic location near Beijing Daxing International Airport and Tianjin Port to strengthen its logistics infrastructure, creating a solid foundation for the growth of cross-border e-commerce. Chen Jianfang, a client operations specialist at the Alibaba International Station Langfang Service Center, highlighted the advantage of Langfang's efficient logistics network. Moving forward, the center plans to utilize Alibaba's global B2B platform and integrate AI-powered foreign trade solutions to help merchants attract customers more effectively.
Enterprise globalization begins with service support. As the first industrial park in the city dedicated to advancing digital foreign trade through new business models, the Guangyang Cross-Border E-Commerce Industrial Park has pioneered an integrated approach combining e-commerce platforms and comprehensive trade services. It aims to serve as both a facilitator and accelerator for companies going global.
Sun Faqing, head of the industrial park, emphasized that the focus during the initial phase of the "16th Five-Year Plan" will be on refining and implementing services tailored to enterprise needs. The park will strengthen collaboration with logistics and freight forwarding providers, establish a resource database for cross-border e-commerce supply chain services, and adopt collective bidding models to reduce trade service costs for入驻 enterprises.
High-quality services and industrial clustering are driving development. Currently, over 90 companies have settled in the Guangyang Cross-Border E-Commerce Industrial Park, forming a healthy ecosystem characterized by platform leadership, enterprise concentration, smooth logistics, and comprehensive services. From product selection and market matching to order execution and overseas shipping, the end-to-end service model ensures a seamless pathway for "Made in Langfang" and "Made in Guangyang" products to reach international markets.
Today, Guangyang District is using the cross-border e-commerce industrial park as a leverage point to deepen its "logistics-plus" strategy, continuously improve the industrial environment, enhance service efficiency, and promote high-quality development in cross-border trade, thereby injecting strong momentum into the region's economic transformation.